Maqsood Ul Hassan

My order board and other posts highlighted decent GBPUSD sell interest at 1.3260 as well as EURGBP demand around 0.8900 with more into 0.8880.

Hey presto, some good pips to be had for those who believed and didn't get too greedy. Hopefully GBP longs/EUR shorts took some profit too as we're currently back own to 1.3213 and up to 0.8936.

your all posts are against the forum rules,next time will be banned permanently..
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India's record high $400 billion forex may have bolstered the Indian rupee but might flounder in the face of short-term debt that needs to be repaid in the next 12 months if the global financial markets tighten, though it may not be as bad as it was in 2013

The sell-down of India’s rupee and bonds will probably be short-lived, though stretched valuations mean investors may find the nation’s markets less attractive at the moment, according to OppenheimerFunds Inc

The dip in foreign investor flows and the widening current account deficit will impact the forex reserves accretion, says a foreign bank

A massive fall in local equities amid heightened global volatility took its toll on the currency market sentiment as global funds dumped Indian assets amid rising expectations for an imminent US interest rate hike

The US Federal Reserve's pace of unwinding of its balance sheet will determine the Indian rupee's movement more than Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policies. That essentially could keep the currency volatile with it swinging in a 7 percentage band on either side, shows a ET poll of 18 market participants

The rupee fell by 17 paise to 64.91 against the US currency in late morning trade following continued bouts of dollar demand from banks and importers amid higher dollar overseas.

The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) weekly statistical supplement released on Friday showed that the overall Forex reserves rose to $400.29 billion from $398.79 billion reported for the week ended October 6

Foreign exchange (forex) reserves with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) have now crossed the $400-billion mark. This is being celebrated by many people. This column takes a different view.